Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-03
TACOMA PERSONALS.

Rev. I. J. Massey returned from Port
TovnseHd yesterday. He SAYS that the
Methodist Episcopal UnivsFity will be
bailt these
W. I. Small, assistant superintendent
Of machinery aud motive power Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad, returned last
evening from q trip to Helena.
Lieutenant O. Kennedy, Of the reve-
nae cutter Woloott, left Friday on the
steamer MEXICO for San Francisco. Mr..
Kennedy will report for duty on the
revenue cutter Bear.
One Of Tscoma's leading attorneys
will take unto himself one Of the Seat
tie bellies next tuesday evening, April
9Th. IL has been reported that the
groom has already visited the tailoF's.
They will reside in Tacoma.
Theodore Miller has left Tacoma, and
will take up his residence ct Spokane
Falls.
O. J. Sanders and family are in San
Francisco.
Miss sadie Bradley has closed her
school at AFtondale, and 10 visiting
friends ct Carbonate.
O. p. Masterson, Of the Pacific Bank,
has returned from bis Eastern Trip
alone.
Mrs. Anna Cummings and daughter,
OF Vashon Island, are visiting friends in
this city.
c. P. Bowman, of OlearfeId, Pa, is
looking around here.
Thomas MeIsBdey and III. EasIey,
OF Salt Lake are registered ct the c q.
tFal.
@. Eeastnan and wife, of La Crosse,
Wis, arrived Ia this city last week,
They will locate here.
Miss Hardness having accepted q DO
sition as teaeher Of private school at
HunteFa, Oregon, left fer that place
Friday morning.
A. N. Porter and s. n. Porter, of
Olympia, we're in the city during the
week
Mrs. O. J. Cromwell and W. E. Orom-
we'll, OF Nebraska, have arrived here
during the week. They will make this
their future home.
W. g. Mathews and nephew, W. 4.
Pennington, Of Philadelphia. who have
been visiting our city for the past ten
days, will leave for home this morning.
W. b. Robertson ia confined to bis
room at the Tacoma and is very i'll.
VIM. o. Imbria has returned to the
city again.
A. GreeRlaW and F. Never we're In the
city this week. from the Prairie.
II. ID. Thomas returned from Port
land, where he hss been for q few dave.
b. Barlow and j. ID. Oaughran have
gone TO the sksRit country for q short
| trip.
Editor p Il. johnson, OF the Walla
Walla UEIoa, and Mrs. johnson re-
turned home during the week, after a
pleasant trip here.
Assistant General Manager j. NJ.
Buckley. accompanied by his wife and
daughter, arrived during the week from
trip 10 HeleRa.
j. 5. Morrison, of Chicago, was in the
city last week.
Seattle WAS represented during the
week by @. Z. Iowle, l.. W. Steele and
j. Lang.
q. I. Fay, Chairman Of she Board of
County Commissioners, came N from
Steilaooom last week.
O. z. Mastersop, who has been absent
from the city for several weeks, has re-
turned
Mrs. John Arthur returned TO the city
last week after an absence Of a year.
She has been to Philadelphia on a visit
to her parepts.
William Wright and wife have left
for San Francisco. They will return
/ dariDg TIE summer.
Mrs. L. j. Weisbaeh and daughter,
Mrs. Swift and child, arrived here the
other evening from st. Joseph. Missouri.
They will make their future home here.
q. NJ, OBrisn, Of South Prairie; W.
X. Lindsay. Of sumner; b. L. Haeman.
Of OFling, and j. Taylor, of Erie, Pa
vas among the visitors last week.
San Francisco vas represented last
week by Edwin Bishop and wife.
Mrs ). 8 Roberts. who has been alb
sent for some months visiting her faith
eF and family in Ipswich. Mass arrived
home Ihufsday evening.
I. O. Anderson, Of Minneapolis. is in
the city.
s. A. Wheelwrieht, who has been alb
sent from the oiEy for some time, has
returned.
f. W. Wagner and W. II. Peters, Of
Portland. were visiting rs last week.
ID. Jackson, OF Port Arthur. and J. T..
Winthey. OF AreOla, H., are among Us.